1944 Map of Etowah
USGS Topo · Published 1946About this map
The Louisville and Nashville railroad corridor anchors the industrial and social development of this McMinn County landscape, running directly through the heart of Etowah. This mid-century survey reveals a dense network of small agrarian communities and rural institutions, including the Wesleyana Sch and North Etowah Sch, alongside family-named landmarks like the John Harris Ch. The transition from the developed valley floor to the wilderness of the Cherokee National Forest in the southeast is marked by the Conasauga River and various springs, including Tuggle Spring.
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